RFCExec and File port

Hi
I created file port that write idoc to some network location. Than i want to run program that will process this new file. i regestered program using rfcexec on my computer. i checked in smgw that conection is active. I also created connection type T with registerd program in sm59.
Next step was to write some bat file on my computer to proces idoc. on outbound triger tab i checked automatic start possible, and path to this file on my computer. ALso in we20 partner profile i checked startsubsystem.
What is wrong ?? is it because my script is bat file ??
Regards
Maciej

hi
Port is the Logical representation of communication.
There are 4 types of ports
1)TRFC
2)File
3)R/2 (ABAP/4)
4)Internet
In ALE we transfer/exchange the data (SAP Data) b/w 2 systems ie only through RFC (Transaction RFC) we communicate with the other system.we use File Port to transfer Non Sap data b/w systems.
Tcodes :
Port Creation : WE21
RFC Destination : SM59
Regards

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